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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-03

nauRIT METAL-FRoM 100 ~ !. ~
II pounds OF babbit medallion. ksAie ~ w
aSnxrrEL once. Eureka .Nevads'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-03
OVER THE WATER.

Am Attempt to shoot the Czar-One
OF the Assassins Killed and the
Other Arrested-rhe Coercion Bill
Acted Upon without Division
Am Outbreak at Rustchuk-Con-
stable DOrney Not TO he Prose-
cueed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-03
Important Notice
.......T o........
Internal Revenue aZpYas

XIITHIN A FEW DAYS EACH AND EyfsY
w Special Taxpayer under the lHisfnsl
Revenue laws Of the United States will rrsIs
through the mail his "Form H." lhas
deemed sufficient notice that the time ians
payment OF taxes is near at hand. ParIi4i,
attention IL called TO the note at the beaa =
each of these forms. A strict compiisas
with the same is required. 0thervise &C.
linquents reDder themselves liable to Q GRIN
inal prosecution In o United States Court.
A sKILLMAN, Collector.
Eureka. March %, 1887. mhe9-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-03

Los Angeles county has lOs, 500 orange
trees.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-03

The Cable Repaired.
New YORK, April 2.-The CONNER
cial Cable Company has repaired on,
Of its cables, and is now accepting
business for all points.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
The Gait of Criminals.
Medical Record.

curious study has been made dy DR..
Peracchis OF the differences between
criminals and law abiding citizens, IS ex-
hioited by their walk ("Ls Riforma Med
ica, No l47, 1872 The author first made
number OF observations to determine
the conditions of normsl progression ard
found that in good people the right mace
ls longer than the left, the lster.l sepsrs-
ton OF the right foot from the medisn
line is less than that Of the left, and the
angle CT deviation OF the axis of the loot
from straight lire is greater on the RIGHT
SIDE than on the left.
But this is not all. DR.. Perarchia has
not only shown US how we NAV distin-
gutsh criminals in general, but mas laid
the beginnings OF the differentiai diagno-
SIS between various sorts Of evil-doers.
The following sre the DISTINGUISHING
characteristics which MS observations
have enabled MIN 30 formulate.
i. InleVes-io those who are predis-
posea 20 appropriate the property OF otn-
efs 1nere is q pronounced widening CT the
oase OF support, together with 2 very.
long step.
=. Assssslns-In those who have MUIR
der N their hearts the base Of support is
not SO wide as 1t is in thieves, since the
angle formed by the exis of the foot with,
the median line is less obtuse, but the
betrayed by their footprints
3 very marked. *,
These discoveries are of very later
estlng character, and if the criminal c66ld
De induced to walk before the honest man
instead Of following him as be usually
does, they might also be put to pract.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
QUARANTINE On FRUIT,
All Fruit from Cholera Infected Ports to
be Destroyed.

All Fruit from Cholera Infected Ports to
be Destroyed.
Special to the Gazette.
HOUSTON, TEX, Sept. 3o.-state Heslsb
Officer Rutherford to-day issued the fol-
lowing:
HOUSTON, Ten, Sept 80, 1887.
10 superlntendents Of all Railroad Lines En-.
tering Texas:
GENTLKMEN-In the future all fruits
entering Texas over your various rsil.
roads will have to be accompanied by q
sworn statement before proper officer
for administering oaths in the locality
where said fruit is received, that said
fruit is not from any port or place which
is or has been during the epidemic of
cholera infected by said cholera. This is
done to protect Texas from invasion bv
the scourge. As it is impossible
for any modern process known
TO either disinfect or fumigate cargoes OF
fruit without destroying the fruit, there
fore, no fruit from any eastern port which
has been infected lately with cholera will
be admitted 10 Texas, and sll fruit that
Is brought into the state without the pro-
per affidavit will be seized and DESTROYED
1t the ports, and border of Texas
Signed, R. RUTHERFORD, MD,
State Health Officer.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
A BRAVE CASHIER.
BE Doesn't Say Word, But Shoots Bank
Burglar,

Burglar.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept. 3O.-The
Farmers Bank at New Castle was enter
ed at an early hour this morning b7
masked robbers. Their movements
swoke the cashier who fired bis pistol
and wounded one Of the intruders. HIS
companions picked up the fallen man and
quickly carried him out of the front door,
making their escape. The bank floor is
marked with blood where he fell. The
robbers got no booty and left behind them
Kit OF burglars tools, Wheelbarrow and
a ladder. They are supposed
to have come aud gone by way Of boat
IN the river near by. The burglars at
once on entering the building over
powered, bound and gagged William G.
BLACK, United States Consul 81 Nurem-
Durs, who was home on leave of absence
and stopping with Cashier R. G. Cooper.
When Mr.. Cooper came upon
the scene he was confronted
by one OF the burglars with levelied
revolver and mandate, "Don't say a
word" "Iiwon't" replied Cooper, in
stantly Ieveling and firing his own pistol
end woundiEg the robber who returned
the shot without hsrmiDg Cooper. Blood
marks lesd to the suspicion that the
wounded robber fell into the river and
"as drowned in attempting to escape.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
PLANETARY DISTURBANCES.
The Disturbing Position of Certain PLANET,
Toward the Earth In October
mansill, Prognosticztor


j. II. mansiII, Prognosticztor.
Msrs is in longitudinal line with Sat
Urn the 3, and Venus in ike line VIII
Neptune the 20. Uranus is ia coniuyc-
stlon with the sun the 5 Mercury in spbe.
hon the 7, and in cosjunction with j mi.
ter the Is.
The principal storm and electric earth
disturbing dates FOR October are located
about the to or 5, I to Q, u TO II and
% 20 81, or az follows:
Second to or Sunday 70 Wednes.
day.
Seventh to 9-Frfday to Sunds7.
Twelfth to 17-Wedpesday TO Monday.
TwentY-eighth to 31st-Friday TO Mon
dav.
The United States Signal Service will
probably order hoisted the most iustfti.-
Die cautioDary marine storm sfgnsIs for
the following dates: 2nd TO 9Th, Eth 20
str, 18th TO 18th and 28th TO 3Ist,
The Temperature Will probably average
about the mean of the season, both in the
states and Northern Europe. The term
is expected to be rather pleasant month.
without an unusual number C. storms,
Sun spots are not expected to ne unusual.
IL numerous during the period. The
storms are not likely to DC severe from
the 2ad TO about the 9TH, and from the
18th to 18th.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07

WHAT is said to be e valuable alley O.
nickel aluminium and copper is thus de-
scrioed: To the melted nickel the
charge Of copper is stirred in, end subse-
quently at g somewhat higher tempera-
ture, proportion Of aluminium, varying,
according to the percentage of nickel,
from LIS of aluminium per 1000 OF the
mixture in the case of an alloy of 10 per
cent.of nickel down to 0.5 Of aluminium per
1000 for one with 40 per cent of the metal.
The fused mass Is then raised almost to
Its boiling point and poured rapidly and
regularly. Malleable nickel may, in part,
be substituted for eluminup, but with
less satisfactory results.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
4 CONGRESS- OF FREAKS,
business moetinz of Giants. Eat Women,
Fiy7-AEmFd Boys and Dog Faced Men,

London Daily Telegraph.
All the g;ants, dwarfs, beautiful Circas-
Sims, wGx-work proprietors, JAPANESE
juSglcrs, deputy lion~tamers, Herculesn
athletes or wrestIing-men, Iarge-limbed
females and general anatomical mon
strosities who exhibit themselves in Par.
sian falrs, We're convened in solemn CON-
crave Saturday night il the menagerie OF
M bldel, for the purpose OF discussing
tue interests Of their respective caIIings,
so far as these ore connected with the
hiring OF ground in the metr0po.
lis or lis vicinity. The indus
triels f0rains," IS they are C8ileJ. have
for some tune been complaining of the
eXorbitant prices which have been asked.
for ground, aid they resolved last nighf
with unsnimity TO ''boycott" the coming
fete which is to take place around the
statue OF the Lion OF BaifCrt, in the Mon
trouge district, unless lower prlc4s be
asked for the places wherein they usually
pitch their tents or construct their wood
en- booths.
The meeting was f rather stormy one,
as many wanted 10 speak at once. Some
OF TIE braWay wrestling men, who mad en
ltcl Tor distinguishing themselves in
rhetoric as well as N t6e skill usually dis
played by them in rough-and-tumbIe ex-
ercideS end operations, elbowcd their way
the ranks Of their weaker breth-
ren in order TO eXpOund their views Ct
the situation The anatomical curiosities
VINO Ventured 70 express opinions were
5neered at by the swsIloWers
OF knives or the exhibitors of!
seals, who would have
everything their own wey, while the occx-
5ionsl roars of the lion Sultan and the
shrlll cries OF the hyonas rose menacfng.y
above the din of human voices. The
CONTAINERS frequently discontinued their
1iscoutses in order to shout commandsto
'aelr animals 10 be quiet; and it was only
after long and painfuI exertions Of luug
power tnat NJ. Bidel, the presiding genius
ii the remarkable conclave, was sole to |
Put the final resolution 10 the meeting and |
% get it carried.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07

.Chesthsm's CHA t one osgtasas neither
poisons nasqaiHins, .pleasaass .snd uars
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
Ii afflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac
Inomsson's eye-watsr. Druggists 25 cts.
Rough on tho Maiden Ladies
ST. Paul Pioneer Press

They have 3 custom st the Andrew
Presbyterian church, Minneapolis, which
has brought great CONSERVATION to the
widows and maiden ladies. It began with
the children and extended to the congre-
cation. On each Sunday following
birthday the person who has thus shuftied
of another year msrches to the front and
drops IS many pennies into the mission
ary-boX as she is years old 1t can readily
oe seen how embarrassing this is 20 many
They resort to sill sorts of tricks to avoid
divulglng the truth. Sometimes lady
will put in over sidollar, and asIeverybody
knows she is not hundred years old it
lets her out ct the dilemma. The mis-
is the gamer.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07

cal use, for then good citizeus could Ii;
sgnose the rogue by his tricks, and mia-,
thus be enabled to escape robf}ary or s.
sassina:ion, IS the case might 5e.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07

No seute, no pay, sis., the motto OF
eheathan# Chill 4ppie.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07

La Nature gives a solution of boric
scld in hot solution Of tuDgstate Of soda
% render fabrics ard wood fire-proof.
Ihe same Solution Is also said to possess
valusble antiseDtic qualities, having been
used with success in diphtheria and in
dressing wounds. II has 40 odor, but it's
taste is bitter.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
House hold.

For better Oh worse, are the words
spoken when two people pledge thei,
lives to each otheg. Too often are thew
thoughtlessly spoken and regarded
merely as an idle formula. AS the rain
must fall, SO in the new life the "worsen
will come snd there is the point where
the genuineness of the pledge is tried
Few brides think much beyond the trous.
sesu, the tableaux, the wedding gifts and
wedding trip, but the condition of wife
hood, once entered upon, sober thoughts
Will come and happy is that women who
is fortified 80 meet tie "worse'' in her
new estate. Men generally enter upon
the responsibilities OF married life more
earnestly and meet the dissppointments
more oravely. Some, it is true, seek for
getfulness IN scenes Of dissipation and in
stead OF trying to make home, dee cow
ardlike from the hollow semblance. ASS
rule, however, man is reticent regard
ing his home affairs If he is disappointed
IN his matrimonial venture he gives no
hint, but stoicslly bears his ills, seeking
in business OF ambition q substitute for
home joys. How is it with women? Do
they not find some conf liant to whom
they open the cssket OF their Gwoes?
They tell Of Charities faults and foibles.
Soon they find, Or fancy they find, total
want OF harmony, and this want of agree
ment is an injury to the wife. Once
Charlie was sll scquiescence, and it is a
personal grievance that his wishes or
tastes should conflict with hers. A want
OF congeniality is not only source of re-
greet, but becomes in the eyes OF the com
plainer bridgeless cnasm, which only
grows broader by exhibiting its dimen
sions to another.
The young wife knows full well the
routine of her daily recurring cares; her
girlish pleasures have hsd few restric-
tions, an DER fond mother has borne the
burdens of the parental home, and no
launched upon sn untried sea, the mex
perlenced bride frets and chafes over the
bounds of her ark, aad
and repines when adverse
gales or cloudy skies shut out calm and
sunshine. Let this perplexed woman
take counsel Of her own heart. Here is
where in Joy or sorrow the stranger
ought not to intermeddle. ard she will |
"ork out the problem successfully If for !
loVe.s sake she learns to bear in silence, |
81" let The modifying process go on IN |
For better as well as for
worse the promise is, and patient con.
linulng IN well doing has its reward in
me household as well IS elsewhere.
Could the trettul little wife follow tee !
olodding husband as he goes from dsy tod
lay to his task, uncomplainingly, denYinsl
himself for those at home, taking no
but dsy by day and year 8y
'ear grinding at the mill, returning wexSF
nd worn at night to home, where no
brightness or tidiness awaits HIM pen
laps she might find her part the 1ess irk.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07

Wrought iron expands and contracts
with force of about 200 pounds per
square inch fer every degree Fahrenheit.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
NimbIe wittod Women

Speaking once with an Oriental Of
high rank, on the position of the WOE en-
OF his people, he said to me:
"In India women are all powerful,
even as they are hero"
believed, and do believe him.
The women Of India era nimble witted
and acute, or they were no match for
their husbands and brothers; and,
smooth and subtle as snakes, they fold
the limbless strength Of their degraded
souls about every question which ap-
peals with sufiilent foros. to their pAs-
sions or interest
Held by men in condition OF abject
subjection, deprived by jealous super
vision OF oil moral self support, the Ne.
mesis Of the virtues which have been
killed within them appears Ii the
characters OF craft and subtlety which
they print upon the race
1t 10 not too much to say OF the women
of nation, that they are tue molds In
which the souls Of Its men are set
Their very moods are Re- fiecsed In the
infant that is born in,o the world; the
young child is surrounded by the mo-
theirs mind as by an atmos phere, her
judgments are his code, her example
his authority.
Scarcely out OF school, when the pas.
sions are In q state OF fusion and make
the whole being plastic, the youth falls
under the operation Of this law OF life
in another shape.
The woman who is loved Of boy or
man, unoonsoiously prescribes the form
Of her own worship, and the character
OF the voishipper is modified mora or
lesa, by the result.
Let 1t never be dreamed that emo
tional contact can take place bet veen
two human beings, without leaving a
lasting impress on both.
The frail creature who is believed to
be the object Of little else than ecorp, Ia
q factor In the sum OF circumstance s
which determine mans walk, and
that which he seems to SEQ In 1t, to the
latest hour OF his life.
1t is thus that society suffers through
out Its length and breadth from wrongs
which to the superficial thinker may
seem to press only upon part Of 1t.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
GOOD for the Crops.

WASHINGTON, August 81 The follow.
ing 10 The weather crop bulletin of the
Rnal Office for the week ended August
During the week ending August 90 Il
mas been slightly warmer than usual
throughout the Southern States and the
Ohio Valley and cooler than usual
throughout the lake region and the
Upper Mississippi aud Missouri Valleys,
the average daily temperature in the lastl
named district ranging from two degreeS
TO four degrees below the normal. In New
England, the Middle Atlantic States and
on the Pacific coast the temperature
differed but slightly from the normal. The
daily average temperature for the season,
from January to August 20, has ranged
from one degree to two degrees above the
normal In the central valleys, and 1t has
been slightly cooler than usual at stations
on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts and
from Lake Superior westward to Mon
tana.
"During the week the rainfall has been
In excess generally throughout the corn
and tobacco regions, and the northeast
portion OF the cotton region, and in Nor
thern New England, while there has been
less than the usual amount oil rain In the
lower Mississippi Valley, on the Middle
and South Atlantic coast, in Arkansas
and the southern portions of Missouri and
Kansas, and from Lake Superior west
ward to Dakota. Well dittributed rains
have occurred throughout the drought
region, and the Z q m. reports this morn
ing show that rain ,ntinues In this sec.
tion. A large deficiency In the rainfall
for the season, ranging from Ave to fifteen
inches in the Mississippi Valley, has been
slightly reduced in the N 'rthern States
and augmented In the Southern States
during the past week, the only sections
reporting an excess of rainfall for the
season being Northern New ENGLAND,
central portions of the Middle atlantic
States, Southern Dakota and the North
Pacific coast.
"The weather for the week has been
favorable throughout the corn belt, the
recent rains having greatly improved the
condition of that crop, but owing to the
lateness of the rains In the principal corn-
producing States, the yield will probably
be below the average. In the cotton re.
gion from Alabama westward to Texas
the weather for the week has imp owed
the crop conditions, and the cotton har
vest is progressing, but more rain would
benefit the crop in the central portions OF
Arkansas In North and Sou Carolina
an excess of rainfall for the week is re-
ported as unfavorsble for the cotton
crop
"The weather has been genera ly ia.
vorable for all crops In Kentucky, Tennes.
see, Virginia and ia the Middle Atlantic
and NV England States. Ia Minnesota
the uncut crops were improved and har-
vested crops damaged by rains"
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
Federal Constitution centennial.

The Centennial Anniversary Of the
adoption Of the Federal Constitution will
be celebrated at Philadelphia September
18th 18th by an elaborate tra1es process
ion, military and naval rev ew, and other
appropriate ceremonies and festivities,
which will be participated in by the Presi.
dent of the UAited States and his Cabinet.
All of the "Original Thirteen" and a
majority of the other States and Terrific
ries will be represented by detachments of
their national guard and by civic socie :
ties. This will undoubtedly be the most
potable demons rat on that has taken
place .ince the centennial celebration OF
our ma tlonal Independence, To accom-
modate persons desiring TO visit Philadel- :
pbia upon this occasion the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company will sell ex
cursiou tickets to Phi sdelphia from all
points on its system of lines, at the rate
Of one fare for the round trip. From
points east of the Ohio River excursion
tickets will be sold from September 18th
to 18th inclusive, good returning until
September 10th.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
DR.. ]. MIILER'S
VEGETABLE
EXPECT 0RANT.

This Involuablo Medicine 10 &C.
knowledged by the thousands TO be The
Best Cough Medicine in the world.
FOR Coughs, C0lds, Sore Throst, Hoarseness,
Inflammation Of the Threat and Mouth.
Whooeing Cough, Canker. nash, &C., there
= no medicine nowin use that has performed
more cur0.
II fs warranted not to contain any min.
srsl substance; It ts also froe from laudsnun
or SOU Ills; IL may be taken at any time with
perfect safety. Sold BY all druxgtats. $50.
and u bottle. Z MORG An Il SONS,
Prep, PrOvfdence, X.
Dr. Hay mes Arabian EaIsam is un
equaied Ior Urou3. Try It. 26c. and 81. at
druggists marieowom
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
PUBLIC SALE
200 BUILDING LOTS,
INsTALLNBNTs ON
RDA A Y, AUGUST S7

At $50 O'clock in the Twelfth Ward on Second Third
Cleveland avenues.
These lots all in fine high, healthy locality new in
duses have been established the city railway will doubt
extended in short time school and church will be erected
streets opened and graded These Improvements will necessarily
Improve the adjacent lots.
1t repeating the ADVANTAGES offered peone who
nave any foresight for themselves by walking this
cnlt the improvements now being made. 1t may appear
city at those the offered 1t is probable that
his is the last sale we may have nstallments
AS matter OF course, we will only sell certain number of
lots; when that done we will sell those terms
lakes on lot assessed at $50, 81 year. East of
Union street lot assessed at $50 the s255
OF Union street assessed $1,000 S22 Union
street. tax s7 and remember 6e lot house Union
street would be assessed higher.
persons desiring investments there other oppor
ny as the profits always than double the
you the savings bank and often more You can
not loose the property always holds its own Persons I'm the
country find better place money for while
they are working at home other building adjacent
their lots are making money for them.
To those who want home and paying rent buy
lot and when paid for you have shares the you can
build nce fine house for $1,000
The payment shares per month interest on $1,000 Ss
per month"; making $40 month You pay nearly that much
for rent Now month you make payment the you
You may pay for years and will never own your
home But how you to start? Here your opportunity
you must at least lot have
before the loan can be secured you sober and industrious
and get sick out of work. there Delaware will
not wait a year for you; landlord will not
10 those desiring house containing rooms hot and
cold water and BATH side yard front yard and porco should buy
lot IS to 50 feet 'front.' take shares building association
that loans s4oo each share You build Sroomed
cottage described for from $1,000 $1,000 complete as
you would pay SIS per month for in the city.
The older the shares the easier will be secure oa as
security to the loan you give them property, also
assign shares not borrowed the The result you
keep you loan up will be paid each month"; s12 paid in
twelve years. SI72S or which you get the
house for II I2 month"; S78 release of mortgage
house worth $1,000 value shares per share s2oo
total S4o2S As observe keeping up your loan you
get the use of the house and $1,000 besides.
These are plain facts which you verify by asking
responsible building loan officer.
TERMS-SIo cash each lot as knocked off and
S5 per month until paid for per off for cash.
Hacks will leave Sixth and Market streets at o'clock
THOMAS M OGLE,
PETER J. FORD.
L. w Stdham & Son, Auctioneers
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
Its Real Preciousue ers.

A gift, to be perfect, when given to
persons of mature age, must sink itzeli
in It's symbolism. That Is, the empha.
sis must be laid by both giver and re-
cetver, not upon what it is, but upon
W at 1t expresses. 1t Ia the feeling of
esteem, of respect, of affection, OF sym
pathy, OF appreciation, seeking all out
let through the gift that makes. or
ought TO make, It's real preciousness.
This 1t 10 which throws q halo around
the simplest token, and sometimes
makes violet or curl OF hair more
truly valued and treasured than the
heaviest gold or the rsrest gem.